[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Jesse Tischauser (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 11/29/2014 1:02:37 AM EDT
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Who the heck is this guy? Post in his forum, piss him off, and he responds, then quickly locks the thread, because it doesn't go his way? Really? Man, the disrespect that flies on Arfcom. Unreal. I guess there is a big difference in the guys that are paid to shoot, and those that are paid to shoot bad people. Wow.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_13_3/1830_.html&page=1&anc=14108#i14108 |
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He's known for starting drama with vendors on the Enos forums. I find it ionic though that a stag shooter says a rifle isn't fit for 3-gun when the one he shoots is a Lego build that stag offers using other vendors parts.
opinions are just that though, I wouldn't get worked up over it. I'd bet most of the mounts were prize table items anyways and not purchased directly |
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Asking Mark to know what rifle that guy shoots without looking it up is like asking the owner of Goodyear to know what kind of fuel pump Kevin Harvick uses in his race car.
He'll, Mark is ready to send him a letter and hot towel after verifying the mount claim. |
When he recommended Double Star I should have ran away but that train wreck was just getting good. 
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What I have done is donated a lot of my time to helping new shooters find the fun and excitement of competive shooting through Q&A such as this. In other words, "I have nothing else to do so I hang out on the 3 gun forums replying to topics." ETA: I did build a private range near my house. I have had shooters come to shoot, train and practice with me and I still don't profit off the industry. Not do I go online and bitch about how much I've done for anyone and how little I got in return for it. In other words, "I invite a few of my closest friends over once in a while to show them how awesome I am on my private range." |
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Asking Mark to know what rifle that guy shoots without looking it up is like asking the owner of Goodyear to know what kind of fuel pump Kevin Harvick uses in his race car. He'll, Mark is ready to send him a letter and hot towel after verifying the mount claim. Mark is a class act, Jessee, not so much. |
Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!  
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Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!
Funny link Would you rather fight one horse sized duck, or a hundred duck sized horses? |
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Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!
Funny link Would you rather fight one horse sized duck, or a hundred duck sized horses? 
I particularly liked the last one...about the slow mo video with the "other guy".
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Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!
Funny link Would you rather fight one horse sized duck, or a hundred duck sized horses?
I particularly liked the last one...about the slow mo video with the "other guy". "Jesse, what's your favorite part of the Redmond airport?" Holy c-rap, my sides are hurting.
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"Jesse, what's your favorite part of the Redmond airport?" Holy c-rap, my sides are hurting.
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Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!
Funny link Would you rather fight one horse sized duck, or a hundred duck sized horses?
I particularly liked the last one...about the slow mo video with the "other guy". "Jesse, what's your favorite part of the Redmond airport?" Holy c-rap, my sides are hurting.
That Dude just may have swapped a few Hot Towels with King Hussein Obama in Chicago's notorious bath houses in the past. 
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When one opens the hole under their nose? Professionalism or herpes. (Just as any other whore) I had to google him and he seems rather vain. I'll bet he thinks this post is about him.... Quoted:
What do you expect from a guy who gets paid to shoot...? When one opens the hole under their nose? Professionalism or herpes. (Just as any other whore) I had to google him and he seems rather vain. I'll bet he thinks this post is about him.... what you did there I see it
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| I know I'm opening myself up for a reeming, but Jesse is good to go. He is a little outspoken and got caught with his pants down promoting businesses that support 3-gun by downplaying Larue's contributions instead of promoting his "preferred" companys' merit. Just a poorly handled situation from an otherwise admirable guy. |
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Not sure if that is really him in the pics, but the read is funny, and the comments are hilarious!
Funny link I lost it at "hot little twink"
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Quoted: When he recommended Double Star I should have ran away but that train wreck was just getting good. In other words, "I have nothing else to do so I hang out on the 3 gun forums replying to topics." In other words, "I invite a few of my closest friends over once in a while to show them how awesome I am on my private range." Quoted: When he recommended Double Star I should have ran away but that train wreck was just getting good. Quoted: What I have done is donated a lot of my time to helping new shooters find the fun and excitement of competive shooting through Q&A such as this. In other words, "I have nothing else to do so I hang out on the 3 gun forums replying to topics." ETA: I did build a private range near my house. I have had shooters come to shoot, train and practice with me and I still don't profit off the industry. Not do I go online and bitch about how much I've done for anyone and how little I got in return for it. In other words, "I invite a few of my closest friends over once in a while to show them how awesome I am on my private range." A friend of mine had a table the first two years at Rockcastle, it goes like this If you give me free product and pay me, I'll use your product He's a tool There were a couple others that were just as bad, if they worked for me they would be unemployed
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Quoted: I know I'm opening myself up for a reeming, but Jesse is good to go. He is a little outspoken and got caught with his pants down promoting businesses that support 3-gun by downplaying Larue's contributions instead of promoting his "preferred" companys' merit. Just a poorly handled situation from an otherwise admirable guy. not really, pompous arrogant windbag is more like it |
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Pretty arrogant, I've seem him twice at two matches and not once did I see him help and provide assistance or advice to the new shooters. Actually I dont recall him talking with anyone that was not wearing a jersey full of sponsors.
Oh and I use my LT PredatAR for 3 gunning and has yet to fail me, perfect out of box for me. |
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I know I'm opening myself up for a reeming, but Jesse is good to go. He is a little outspoken and got caught with his pants down promoting businesses that support 3-gun by downplaying Larue's contributions instead of promoting his "preferred" companys' merit. Just a poorly handled situation from an otherwise admirable guy. Uh, Mr. Mod had several opportunities to arrest his fall, but keeps jumping up and backflipping himself further down the rocky cliff.
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Quoted: This was my favorite image that came up during my search: https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS4BsqvkDHkKtBS1zwTnYb2tLoza1OwZ8FggQyMWHL28w49w7ci |
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I couldn't post it up in the other thread, but I can personally attest to at least 9 Stealth Uppers that were given away at a 3 gun match I attended. I still have mine... 
After the College Station dust settled, the 3-Gun calls started going to a different LaRue desk. One nice fellow called in to make sure we were still sponsoring their annual match again ... and would we be sending 10 complete Stealth uppers for the prize table like we did the year before ? Since we already had seen some oddities by then, my guy did a little vetting on this match. " Sir, how many custom engraved dillos will you guys be needing, a couple to three hundred ?" " Oh no, twenty should do, we had eighteen shooters last year." 
I may have my numbers barely off, but you get the gist of it. ML |
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Amen to that one Mark, at least we had almost 100 shooters at the match I was at. Then of course, there was the LaRue three-gun where we got to shoot the mini-gun, THAT was a lot of fun....  Okay, check my beer math - At the match you won one at, I sent $10,000.00 worth of Stealth uppers 8 x $1,200 = $9,600 + freight. I don't remember what match entry fees are, but say they were $100 ... $100 x 100 shooters = $10,000 ... so, by proxy, I covered every shooters entry fee for that particular match. Meh, what can I say, I'm a nice guy. 
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Okay, check my beer math - At the match you won one at, I sent $10,000.00 worth of Stealth uppers 8 x $1,200 = $9,600 + freight. I don't remember what match entry fees are, but say they were $100 ... $100 x 100 shooters = $10,000 ... so, by proxy, I covered every shooters entry fee for that particular match. Meh, what can I say, I'm a nice guy.
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Amen to that one Mark, at least we had almost 100 shooters at the match I was at. Then of course, there was the LaRue three-gun where we got to shoot the mini-gun, THAT was a lot of fun.... Okay, check my beer math - At the match you won one at, I sent $10,000.00 worth of Stealth uppers 8 x $1,200 = $9,600 + freight. I don't remember what match entry fees are, but say they were $100 ... $100 x 100 shooters = $10,000 ... so, by proxy, I covered every shooters entry fee for that particular match. Meh, what can I say, I'm a nice guy.
Mark, At the 2009 and 2010 matches, you paid my entry fees. It wasn't by proxy, I was one of the Ft Hood WTU Soldiers that ya'll invited to come shoot. I haven't forgotten, neither have the other two folks that were there. I still use the stuff from the prize table on a regular basis. |
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I'm the guy who started that thread, I was excited to order my rifle and I wanted honest feedback on optics for it (Predatobr 5.56 with 16' barrel) that people may be using at 3 gun matches. I didn't know people would start to drink hatorade(a term I've used as a Soldier for years). Hell I know there are more 'popular rifles' for 3 guns... Who cares? When I take out my Larue, whether at a match or at the range, I'll be proud as hell to own it. You can believe it will be one of the best cared for AND used ]rifles anywhere once I get my hands on that beauty!!! Which can be said about all my guns, to my wife's amusement and sometime lament, lol.
I didn't even know the thread had generated such negative feedback UNTIL I checked tonight here on the Larue forum. I noticed the post about that Jesse T and wondered what it was about. Needless to say, I was surprised to see the attacks on Larue. Mr Mark, I'm sorry about that. Please believe that it was an honest request for feedback from 3 gunners that own Larue rifles, not a thread meant to start up people talking like that about your company. If the weapon is half as good as the customer service I've received (I've had several of your employees quickly and patiently answer several emails both BEFORE and after I ordered the weapon), then I know I'm going to get my money's worth. Unfortunately, as someone who buys quite a few weapons and accoutrements for them, that's not always the case. Thank you for the great customer service (please thank your people for me, not that it probably matters to them, lol). Looking forward to getting the weapon! |
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Quoted: I'm the guy who started that thread, I was excited to order my rifle and I wanted honest feedback on optics for it (Predatobr 5.56 with 16' barrel) that people may be using at 3 gun matches. I didn't know people would start to drink hatorade(a term I've used as a Soldier for years). Hell I know there are more 'popular rifles' for 3 guns... Who cares? When I take out my Larue, whether at a match or at the range, I'll be proud as hell to own it. You can believe it will be one of the best cared for AND used ]rifles anywhere once I get my hands on that beauty!!! Which can be said about all my guns, to my wife's amusement and sometime lament, lol. I didn't even know the thread had generated such negative feedback UNTIL I checked tonight here on the Larue forum. I noticed the post about that Jesse T and wondered what it was about. Needless to say, I was surprised to see the attacks on Larue. Mr Mark, I'm sorry about that. Please believe that it was an honest request for feedback from 3 gunners that own Larue rifles, not a thread meant to start up people talking like that about your company. If the weapon is half as good as the customer service I've received (I've had several of your employees quickly and patiently answer several emails both BEFORE and after I ordered the weapon), then I know I'm going to get my money's worth. Unfortunately, as someone who buys quite a few weapons and accoutrements for them, that's not always the case. Thank you for the great customer service (please thank your people for me, not that it probably matters to them, lol). Looking forward to getting the weapon! |
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I'm the guy who started that thread, I was excited to order my rifle and I wanted honest feedback on optics for it (Predatobr 5.56 with 16' barrel) that people may be using at 3 gun matches. I didn't know people would start to drink hatorade(a term I've used as a Soldier for years). Hell I know there are more 'popular rifles' for 3 guns... Who cares? When I take out my Larue, whether at a match or at the range, I'll be proud as hell to own it. You can believe it will be one of the best cared for AND used ]rifles anywhere once I get my hands on that beauty!!! Which can be said about all my guns, to my wife's amusement and sometime lament, lol. I didn't even know the thread had generated such negative feedback UNTIL I checked tonight here on the Larue forum. I noticed the post about that Jesse T and wondered what it was about. Needless to say, I was surprised to see the attacks on Larue. Mr Mark, I'm sorry about that. Please believe that it was an honest request for feedback from 3 gunners that own Larue rifles, not a thread meant to start up people talking like that about your company. If the weapon is half as good as the customer service I've received (I've had several of your employees quickly and patiently answer several emails both BEFORE and after I ordered the weapon), then I know I'm going to get my money's worth. Unfortunately, as someone who buys quite a few weapons and accoutrements for them, that's not always the case. Thank you for the great customer service (please thank your people for me, not that it probably matters to them, lol). Looking forward to getting the weapon! Welcome to Arfcom! 
I'm kind of a black sheep in that my KAC has a lot of Larue on it, but don't yet have nor even experienced firing a Larue. I tell you this; there was nothing wrong with your inquiry, just the reaction from it. You were inquiring about optics IIRC and it came to a fug'n lock. Weird to say the least. I would encourage you to begin a thread here. The answers will be much more in depth, thoughtful and pretty certain that the man himself might be able to weigh in with a suggestion. Sly |
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Instead of an "ETA" I'll inquire here, you mentioned recovering from a surgery... What's up with that? I can honestly say that surgeries is why it's been a long spell since I've done any 3 gun or IPSC. Hope you're on the mend. Maybe there should be a "cripple" category so we can keep the competition on a level playing field!
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For the three guys that posted after me, thanks for some POSITIVE feedback, lol. I'm-A-WMD: healing up from a couple knee surgeries. All the running and years of carrying too much crap in the field has given me some knee issues. I'm well on the road to recovery, fortunately, and I've enjoyed the USPSA pistol matches so much that I'm taking the plunge into 3 gun and whatever other great shooting events I can get to. I know a lot about the pistol manufactorers(I own my fair share!) but I've never owned an AR. I know my way around an M4 (I'm a 14 years veteran infantryman) and I know shooting, but I've never bought one because rifle work is something we do so much of! Pistols, rarely, so naturally I gravitated to pistol shooting when not at work. Now that I'm in a staff job, I miss the rifle shooting that we do so much of, so when I learned about 3 gun, i studied up and couldn't believe how many people build ARs! I knew it was a lot, but the numbers are staggering. I figure for my first AR, I want a rifle thats very accurate and made by a company with a rep I can depend on:
Then I learned about Larue, did my homework... and now I've got one on order for the last month. Enough said! |
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For the three guys that posted after me, thanks for some POSITIVE feedback, lol. I'm-A-WMD: healing up from a couple knee surgeries. All the running and years of carrying too much crap in the field has given me some knee issues. I'm well on the road to recovery, fortunately, and I've enjoyed the USPSA pistol matches so much that I'm taking the plunge into 3 gun and whatever other great shooting events I can get to. I know a lot about the pistol manufactorers(I own my fair share!) but I've never owned an AR. I know my way around an M4 (I'm a 14 years veteran infantryman) and I know shooting, but I've never bought one because rifle work is something we do so much of! Pistols, rarely, so naturally I gravitated to pistol shooting when not at work. Now that I'm in a staff job, I miss the rifle shooting that we do so much of, so when I learned about 3 gun, i studied up and couldn't believe how many people build ARs! I knew it was a lot, but the numbers are staggering. I figure for my first AR, I want a rifle thats very accurate and made by a company with a rep I can depend on: Then I learned about Larue, did my homework... and now I've got one on order for the last month. Enough said! thats where it all starts,...good luck in keeping it under control
welcome aboard! 
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For the three guys that posted after me, thanks for some POSITIVE feedback, lol. I'm-A-WMD: healing up from a couple knee surgeries. All the running and years of carrying too much crap in the field has given me some knee issues. I'm well on the road to recovery, fortunately, and I've enjoyed the USPSA pistol matches so much that I'm taking the plunge into 3 gun and whatever other great shooting events I can get to. I know a lot about the pistol manufactorers(I own my fair share!) but I've never owned an AR. I know my way around an M4 (I'm a 14 years veteran infantryman) and I know shooting, but I've never bought one because rifle work is something we do so much of! Pistols, rarely, so naturally I gravitated to pistol shooting when not at work. Now that I'm in a staff job, I miss the rifle shooting that we do so much of, so when I learned about 3 gun, i studied up and couldn't believe how many people build ARs! I knew it was a lot, but the numbers are staggering. I figure for my first AR, I want a rifle thats very accurate and made by a company with a rep I can depend on: Then I learned about Larue, did my homework... and now I've got one on order for the last month. Enough said! 
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Pretty arrogant, I've seem him twice at two matches and not once did I see him help and provide assistance or advice to the new shooters. Actually I dont recall him talking with anyone that was not wearing a jersey full of sponsors. Oh and I use my LT PredatAR for 3 gunning and has yet to fail me, perfect out of box for me. Appreciate the business. however misguided it is. 
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By golly, our CNC shop manager Wes Ripley dusted off his frankenrifle for our final 3-Gun here at Liberty Hill, Wes' 1st big match in 8 years and ...
2012 Texas Multigun ... Tactical ... 23. Wes Ripley - - 892.31 24. Barry Dueck - - 885.84 25. Jason Tielke - - 880.41 26. Sheldon Carruth - - 867.83 27. Jesse Tischauser - - 867.15 |
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I'm a little shocked that the sponsors put up with letting this "Jesse Tischauser" fellow even engage in such debates with another company, let alone the owner of such. A.W.D. Perhaps that's why he has his current crop of sponsors, or if they don't condone his behavior; why enjoys his current crop of sponsors for now.
As his descent approaches the Icarian Sea, he may ponder; "Will the Icarian Sea see me?" 
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By golly, our CNC shop manager Wes Ripley dusted off his frankenrifle for our final 3-Gun here at Liberty Hill, his 1st big match in 8 years and ...
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By golly, our CNC shop manager Wes Ripley dusted off his frankenrifle for our final 3-Gun here at Liberty Hill, his 1st big match in 8 years and ...
2012 Texas Multigun ... Tactical ... 23. Wes Ripley - - 892.31 24. Barry Dueck - - 885.84 25. Jason Tielke - - 880.41 26. Sheldon Carruth - - 867.83 27. Jesse Tischauser - - 867.15 That's like selling outdated instructional dvds.... In before the "...but that was two years ago!".
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By golly, our CNC shop manager Wes Ripley dusted off his frankenrifle for our final 3-Gun here at Liberty Hill, Wes' 1st big match in 8 years and ...
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By golly, our CNC shop manager Wes Ripley dusted off his frankenrifle for our final 3-Gun here at Liberty Hill, Wes' 1st big match in 8 years and ...
2012 Texas Multigun ... Tactical ... 23. Wes Ripley - - 892.31 24. Barry Dueck - - 885.84 25. Jason Tielke - - 880.41 26. Sheldon Carruth - - 867.83 27. Jesse Tischauser - - 867.15 "I don't care who you are, that's funny right there."
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